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Woman claims affair with married Browns QB Baker Mayfield - full interview

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  • @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

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    @mjp28 said:

    ;I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    @icecube said:

    are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader?

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

  • I have always thought it would be a good idea for any NFL team to have a professional counselor on staff to be ready to advise players on drug and domestic issues and other multiple problems the players might face. So much money is invested in these players it makes sense to me that having a counselor on staff to help guide these players would be a great asset. Some would think of this as more pampering and spoiling of rich NFL players but I see it more as protecting millions of dollars investments that are made in these players. I see it as money that would be well spent by the owners. Just on the drug issue you have to consider these players are young and likely have recently became multi millionaires living in a society where drugs are already easily accessible but even moreso to rich NFL players. Then all the domestic issues.

    Tex are you ready to come out of retirement? 

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    I have always thought it would be a good idea for any NFL team to have a professional counselor on staff to be ready to advise players on drug and domestic issues and other multiple problems the players might face.

    For years now most major companies contract counseling services for their employees. Contracting the services is preferable from a confidentiality standpoint.

    Where I worked it was called "EAP" (Employee Assistance Program). It was provided to employees making as little as $50k a year. I'd be shocked if the Browns or the NFL as a whole do not do the same.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    I can't even get through to the Orangemen on the polyboard, so how could I get through to the Charlie Browns & Orange men? Lost my touch. But that'll be 5 cents anyway please. Anyway you should have waited until summer just before we tee it up again.  I'd like to hold the football.

    https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=Lucy+with+5+cent+advice&fr=yhs-symantec-ext_onb&hspart=symantec&hsimp=yhs-ext_onb&imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Ffc09.deviantart.net%2Ffs49%2Ff%2F2009%2F216%2F2%2F7%2FLucy__s_5_cent_advice_booth_by_dth1971.jpg#id=6&iurl=http%3A%2F%2Fmedia0.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2FBxjXjOyGw25UI%2F200_s.gif&action=click

    LOL  Don't sell yourself short. You do great on the polyboard except for one thing...some kind of syndrome it's called??

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    @oldbrownsfan said:

    LOL  Don't sell yourself short. You do great on the polyboard except for one thing...some kind of syndrome it's called??

    Oh yeah, that Reality Syndrome gets me down sometimes. Unfortunately it's not contagious apparently.?

  • What kind of person and man is Baker? It's nothing illegal, but, honestly, are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader? Are you now comfortable with wearing his jersey? How will/did you describe this behavior to your 10 year-old daughter? Do you tell your son this is OK behavior? Will you allow your children to wear Baker's jersey? 

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    @icecube said:

    What kind of person and man is Baker? It's nothing illegal, but, honestly, are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader? Are you now comfortable with wearing his jersey? How will/did you describe this behavior to your 10 year-old daughter? Do you tell your son this is OK behavior? Will you allow your children to wear Baker's jersey?

    Ah, judge, jury and executioner based on the testimony of one person with no witnesses. I bet you would be fun for any attorney to question as a potential jury member. "Well no, this miniature hangman's noose on my lapel means absolutely nothing sir. Why would you ask me about that?"??

  • @icecube said:

    What kind of person and man is Baker? It's nothing illegal, but, honestly, are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader? Are you now comfortable with wearing his jersey? How will/did you describe this behavior to your 10 year-old daughter? Do you tell your son this is OK behavior? Will you allow your children to wear Baker's jersey?

    Ah, judge, jury and executioner based on the testimony of one person with no witnesses. I bet you would be fun for any attorney to question as a potential jury member. "Well no, this miniature hangman's noose on my lapel means absolutely nothing sir. Why would you ask me about that?"??

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    @texasag1969 said:

    Ah, judge, jury and executioner based on the testimony of one person with no witnesses. I bet you would be fun for any attorney to question as a potential jury member. "Well no, this miniature hangman's noose on my lapel means absolutely nothing sir. Why would you ask me about that?"??

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  • @mjp28 said:

    ;I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    @icecube said:

    are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader?

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

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    @unsympathetic said:

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

    I really just don't care, other than for entertainment. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Ah, judge, jury and executioner based on the testimony of one person with no witnesses. I bet you would be fun for any attorney to question as a potential jury member. "Well no, this miniature hangman's noose on my lapel means absolutely nothing sir. Why would you ask me about that?"??

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    @icecube said:

    nothing

    Show me the weapons of ass destruction - or it's just a lie..

    I have no doubt that this rando slept with someone.. that only happens on days ending in a Y.. but whisper campaigns are real, too, and you're participating in one..

  • @mjp28 said:

    ;I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    @icecube said:

    are you OK with this kind of sordid behavior from your team leader?

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

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    @unsympathetic said:

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

        I think the main key is.... the fact that she went public. Why would she do that at all?  If Baker was guilty of it, which I seriously, seriously doubt, we wouldn't ever hear about it. Unless she wanted to extort more money from him. Ruin his marriage over....? makes no sense. Ruin her...employment?

       Or, she presented herself as a fan, just to get close to him, and he said "forget it I'm married...no way" and she gets her revenge by going public?

       I don't see Baker being that stupid. I suppose she could get big money for interviews with Harold Stern, etc. It makes no sense to me.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Burden's on you to prove that "it" actually happened first.  Until then, this is both the definition of slander and not worth one second's consideration.  This is gossip - and you're an idiot to believe unproven gossip is reality.

    Some people get pleasure from destroying lives - and until verifiable proof is obtained, this chick has that character defect.

    This entire thread is no different than the question: When are you going to stop beating your wife?

        I think the main key is.... the fact that she went public. Why would she do that at all?  If Baker was guilty of it, which I seriously, seriously doubt, we wouldn't ever hear about it. Unless she wanted to extort more money from him. Ruin his marriage over....? makes no sense. Ruin her...employment?

       Or, she presented herself as a fan, just to get close to him, and he said "forget it I'm married...no way" and she gets her revenge by going public?

       I don't see Baker being that stupid. I suppose she could get big money for interviews with Harold Stern, etc. It makes no sense to me.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by

    @calfoxwc said:

        I think the main key is.... the fact that she went public. Why would she do that at all?  If Baker was guilty of it, which I seriously, seriously doubt, we wouldn't ever hear about it. Unless she wanted to extort more money from him. Ruin his marriage over....? makes no sense. Ruin her...employment?

       Or, she presented herself as a fan, just to get close to him, and he said "forget it I'm married...no way" and she gets her revenge by going public?

       I don't see Baker being that stupid. I suppose she could get big money for interviews with Harold Stern, etc. It makes no sense to me.

    Yes, so many unanswered questions and facts.

    This is turning into a mini-series or movie of the week.  "The Baker BJ Story.....did she or didn't she?".  Check your local listings for a station in your area.   😆

  • I Icecube wrote on last edited by

    No one cares......in itself, big whoop. However, I'm not liking direction of the ship. Well, Robinson, only had 157 lbs. 

  • No one cares......in itself, big whoop. However, I'm not liking direction of the ship. Well, Robinson, only had 157 lbs. 

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by TexasAg1969

    @icecube said:

    No one cares......in itself, big whoop. However, I'm not liking direction of the ship. Well, Robinson, only had 157 lbs. 

    He should have taken a winter job as a hand/driver with a legal marijuana factory in Colorado. Pretty place to work and all the weed you can move. Tote that joint, lift that bale. Get a little drunk and you land in jail.?

  • No one cares......in itself, big whoop. However, I'm not liking direction of the ship. Well, Robinson, only had 157 lbs. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by

    @icecube said:

    No one cares......in itself, big whoop. However, I'm not liking direction of the ship. Well, Robinson, only had 157 lbs. 

    Maybe it's just a second job to supplement his income, you know like delivering pizzas or driving for Uber ?                    😆

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    Heading north tonight to go to the Cheesecake Factory.... 

    I wonder if there's a National Historic Site sign somewhere behind it in the parking lot yet? ?

  • Heading north tonight to go to the Cheesecake Factory.... 

    I wonder if there's a National Historic Site sign somewhere behind it in the parking lot yet? ?

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by TexasAg1969

    @dutch-oven said:

    Heading north tonight to go to the Cheesecake Factory.... 

    I wonder if there's a National Historic Site sign somewhere behind it in the parking lot yet? ?

    Down here we used to call it the The Chicken Ranch @ La Grange. "They gotta lotta nice girls." "Well, I hear its fine if you got the time and the ten to get yourself in."-ZZ Top ?